Test case components (steps, expected, actual) in Testing Fundamentals - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the code to define the first step in a test case.

Testing Fundamentals

test_steps = ["[1] the login page"]

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AClose

BOpen

CDelete

DRefresh

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Common Mistakes

Using 'Close' or 'Delete' as the first step.

The first step in a test case is usually to open the page or application under test.

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medium

Complete the code to specify the expected result after login.

Testing Fundamentals

expected_result = "User [1] successfully"

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Aregisters

Blogs out

Clogs in

Ddeletes account

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Common Mistakes

Confusing login with logout or account deletion.

The expected result after entering correct credentials is that the user logs in successfully.

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hard

Fix the error in the actual result assignment.

Testing Fundamentals

actual_result = "User [1] successfully"

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Alogged in

Bloged in

Clog in

Dlogin

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Common Mistakes

Misspelling 'logged' as 'loged'.

Using 'login' as a verb incorrectly.

The correct past tense phrase is logged in. 'Loged' is a spelling error.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the test case dictionary with steps and expected result.

Testing Fundamentals

test_case = {
  "steps": ["Enter username", "[1] password"],
  "expected": "User [2] successfully"
}

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AEnter

Blogs in

Clogs out

DDelete

Attempts:

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Common Mistakes

Using 'logs out' as expected result.

Using 'Delete' as a step.

The test steps include entering username and password. The expected result is that the user logs in successfully.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to complete the test case with steps, expected, and actual results.

Testing Fundamentals

test_case = {
  "steps": ["Open login page", "Enter username", "Enter [1]"],
  "expected": "User [2] successfully",
  "actual": "User [3] successfully"
}

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Apassword

Blogs in

Clogged in

Dlog in

Attempts:

3 left

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Common Mistakes

Mixing up tenses in expected and actual results.

Using 'log in' instead of 'logs in' or 'logged in'.

The steps include entering the password. The expected result uses present tense 'logs in', and the actual result uses past tense 'logged in'.